WA lithium
BOA is charging up its lithium exploration
Bald Hill East project in proven lithium province
The Bald Hill East tenement (E15/1608) encompasses 17.6km2 and is located approximately 65km south-east of Kambalda in the Eastern Goldfields region of Western Australia.
Importantly, the project is located approximately 2km from the Bald Hill lithium mining and processing operation which includes a complete processing plant.
The Bald Hill region is a known source of commercial scale lithium-tantalum mineralisation hosted within lithium-caesium-tantalum (LCT) pegmatites. Other notable Western Australian LCT deposits include Greenbushes, Mount Marion, Pilgangoora and Wodgina.
Future facing metal
The primary growth in demand for lithium is being driven by the use of lithium in rechargeable batteries, not only for electronic devices but also for electric vehicles and storage of renewable and other energies.
The demand for lithium continues to grow. Lithium has a range of uses in both chemical and technical applications. Lithium in various forms, such as lithium carbonate, lithium hydroxide and lithium chloride, is used in lubricant greases, pharmaceuticals, catalysts, air treatment and, particularly, in batteries – both non-rechargeable (primary) lithium metal batteries and rechargeable (secondary) lithium-ion batteries.
Tenements summary
Holders: BOA Resources
Operator: BOA
Location: Eastern Goldfields, Western Australia
- Bald Hill region is a known source of commercial scale lithium – tantalum mineralisation.
- Numerous new Li discoveries and deal flow.
- Bald Hill East tenement mapped to contain potential strike extension of Bald Hill main Li resource.
